TWM559070U - Bubble beverage injection device - Google Patents

Abstract

A bubble beverage injecting device is formed on a top surface of a body to form a ring seat, and a nozzle is coupled to the body, the nozzle is provided with at least one water injection hole and a downwardly extending pipe joint. An opening is formed at a central position of the bottom plate of the cup body, and an inner edge of the opening protrudes downwardly from a tube body, and an inner ring wall surface of the tube body forms an internal thread. An injection control member has a downwardly extending portion and an enlarged disk portion that defines an external thread corresponding to the internal thread of the tubular body and defines at least one hollowed region adjacent the expanded disk. When the cup is placed at the ring of the body and rotated by an angle, the at least one hollowed out area of the injection control member corresponds to the at least one water injection hole of the nozzle, and the bottom plate of the enlarged disk body and the cup body A channel is formed therebetween to allow beverage liquid to be injected into the cup.

Description

Bubble beverage injection device

The present invention relates to a beverage infusion device, and more particularly to a bubble beverage infusion device for injecting a beverage into a cup.

Conventional paper cups, plastic cups or glasses are designed with a bottom plate as the closed surface at the bottom of the cup body so that the cup body has the function of accommodating the beverage. However, for the beverages of various types, different compositions and different characteristics sold on the market today, if the traditional cup structure is still used, the sense of value of the different beverages is lost.

For example, in the case of a bubble drink that is generally favored by consumers today, if the bubble drink is poured directly into the cup, the bubble drink may easily form a foam on the surface, which may cause a consumer's bad perception of the drink.

For example, the traditional method of extracting raw draft beer currently used is a press-down method. This traditional way of drinking can not attract consumers' interest and attention, and during the operation, the beverage will be exposed to a large amount of air. Maintain the best beverage flavor. Employees are inefficient and spend a lot of time in the fight, causing loss of operating profit and relying on the operation of skilled workers. Employees who are not operating properly or who are not skilled enough can easily cause problems with inconsistent amounts of beverage and loss of spillage.

If a beverage infusion device can be designed to inject the beverage from the bottom of the cup to the structure of the cup body, it will certainly overcome the problems of the aforementioned conventional technology, and increase the variety of variability of the beverage market and the novelty of the consumer.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a bubble beverage injecting device, which can provide a bubble beverage injecting device with simple structure and simple operation.

The bubble beverage injecting device provided by the present invention is formed on the top surface of a body The ring seat has a nozzle coupled to the body, and the nozzle is provided with at least one water injection hole and a downwardly extending conduit joint. An opening is formed at a central position of the bottom plate of the cup body, and an inner edge of the opening protrudes downwardly from a tube body, and an inner ring wall surface of the tube body forms an internal thread. An injection control member has a downwardly extending portion and an enlarged disk portion that defines an external thread corresponding to the internal thread of the tubular body and defines at least one hollowed region adjacent the expanded disk. When the cup is placed at the ring of the body and rotated by an angle, the at least one hollowed out area of the injection control member corresponds to the at least one water injection hole of the nozzle, and the bottom plate of the enlarged disk body and the cup body A channel is formed therebetween to allow beverage liquid to be injected into the cup.

The extension portion of the injection control member further includes a buckle portion, and the outer edge surface of the bottom edge of the nozzle further includes a corresponding fastening portion corresponding to the buckle portion.

Wherein the conduit is connected to a pump.

The ring seat is further provided with a sensing unit for sensing whether the cup body has been placed on the ring seat of the body.

In terms of effects, the bubble beverage injecting device designed by the present invention can adopt a method of injecting a beverage into the bottom, so that the beverage does not contact the air during the injection process, thereby maintaining the optimal beverage flavor. In the injection process, it is easy to set the amount of beverage, and the consistency and loss of the beverage can be achieved. In terms of the operator, the beverage injection operation can be performed with a simple operation, without relying on the operation of skilled workers, and the efficiency is greatly increased, and the sales volume is increased. In addition, a bubble beverage infusion device can be selected with a wide variety of carbonated and sparkling beverages, including beer, coffee, soda, and cocktails.

1‧‧‧ body

11‧‧‧ ring seat

12‧‧‧Sensor unit

2‧‧‧ nozzle

21‧‧‧ water injection hole

22‧‧‧Connector

23‧‧‧Correspond to the fastening department

3‧‧‧ catheter

4‧‧‧ pump

5‧‧‧Beverage container

6‧‧‧ cup body

61‧‧‧floor

62‧‧‧ openings

63‧‧‧ tube body

64‧‧‧ internal thread

65‧‧‧ outer ring wall

66‧‧‧Vertical ribs

67‧‧‧First sealing part

7‧‧‧Injection control

70‧‧‧Extension

71‧‧‧External thread

72‧‧‧Enlarged disk

73‧‧‧Second sealing part

74‧‧‧Breakspace

75‧‧‧fastening parts

Figure 1 shows a perspective view of the present bubble beverage infusion device.

Figure 2 shows an exploded perspective view of the present bubble beverage infusion device.

Figure 3 shows a top view of the inventive bubble beverage infusion device.

Figure 4 shows a side view of the present bubble beverage infusion device.

Figure 5 shows an exploded perspective view of the present bubble beverage infusion device that can hold a beverage cup.

Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view showing the A-A section of Figure 2, and showing a schematic view of the nozzle 2 of the present bubble beverage injecting device being connectable to a pump and a beverage container through a conduit.

Figure 7 is an exploded perspective view showing the assembly of the cup of Figure 5 as it is separated.

Figure 8 shows another perspective exploded view of the assembly of the cup of Figure 5 as it is separated.

Figure 9 is a cross-sectional view showing the section B-B of Figure 7.

Figure 10 shows a cross-sectional view of the injection control member when it is tightly screwed to the bottom plate of the cup.

Figure 11 shows a cross-sectional view of the injection control member when it is not tightly screwed to the bottom plate of the cup.

Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 at the same time, wherein FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the present bubble beverage injecting device, and FIG. 2 shows an exploded perspective view of the present bubble beverage injecting device. The bubble beverage injecting device of the present invention comprises a body 1 having a ring seat 11 formed on its top surface and at least one sensing unit 12 disposed at a selected position of the ring seat 11.

3 to 4, wherein FIG. 3 shows a top view of the present bubble beverage injecting device, and FIG. 4 shows a side view of the present bubble beverage injecting device. As shown, a central portion of the ring seat 11 of the bubble beverage injecting device projects a nozzle 2. The nozzle 2 is provided with at least one water injection hole 21 and a downwardly extending conduit joint 22.

Figure 5 shows an exploded perspective view of the present bubble beverage infusion device that can hold a beverage cup, which shows that the bottom edge of the cup 6 of the beverage cup can be placed on the ring seat 11 of the body 1.

Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view showing the A-A section of Figure 2, and showing a schematic view of the nozzle 2 of the present bubble beverage injecting device being connectable to a pump 4 and a beverage container 5 via a conduit 3. The conduit joint 22 of the nozzle 2 can be sleeved to the conduit 3, and the conduit 3 can be connected to a pump 4. When the pump 4 is actuated, the beverage liquid can be pumped through the conduit 3 from the beverage container 5, and then injected into the cup 6 from the water injection hole 21 of the nozzle 2.

Referring to FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 , FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view showing the assembly of the cup body of FIG. 5 , and FIG. 8 is another exploded perspective view showing the assembly of the cup body of FIG. 5 . Figure 9 is a cross-sectional view showing the BB section of Figure 7.

An opening 62 is defined in the central portion of the bottom plate 61 of the cup 6. The inner edge of the opening 62 projects downwardly from a tubular body 63, and an internal thread 64 is formed on the inner ring wall surface of the tubular body 63. The outer rim of the bottom plate 61 of the cup 6 projects downwardly to form an outer ring wall 65.

The inner side surface of the outer ring wall 65 of the cup body 6 may also be provided with a plurality of positioning vertical ribs 66 for facilitating alignment when the cup body 6 is joined to the bubble beverage injecting device. At least one first sealing member 67 is disposed on the top surface of the bottom plate 61 of the cup body 6.

The injection control member 7 has a downwardly extending portion 70 and defines an external thread 71 corresponding to the internal thread 64 of the tubular body 63. The injection control member 7 can be screwed to the internal thread 64 of the tubular body 63 by the external thread 71.

A horizontal enlarged disk body 72 extends outwardly from the top of the injection control member 7, and a first sealing member 67 disposed on the bottom surface of the enlarged disk body 72 corresponding to the top surface of the bottom plate 61 of the cup body 6 is coupled with a first sealing member 67. The second sealing member 73.

When the actual product is manufactured, the first sealing member 67 and the second sealing member 73 may have a semi-circular cross section and are integrally formed with the injection control member 7 by two-shot injection molding, or may have a circular cross section. Single seal.

The injection control member 7 is also looped to form a plurality of mutually spaced hollow regions 74 adjacent to the enlarged disk body 72 (the portion between the enlarged disk body 72 and the external thread 71 of the injection control member 7). Further, the bottom edge of the injection control member 7 is also arranged in a ring to form a plurality of mutually spaced apart engaging members 75.

When the external thread 71 of the injection control member 7 is tightly screwed to the internal thread 64 of the tubular body 63, the opening 62 of the cup 6 is closed by the enlarged disk body 72, and is composed of a corresponding first sealing member 67 and a second sealing member. 73 achieves the watertight effect, as shown in Figure 10.

As shown in FIG. 11, when the cup 6 is placed on the ring seat 11 of the body 1 and rotated by the user by an angle (for example, counterclockwise rotation of a predetermined angle between 15 degrees and 90 degrees), The hollowed-out region 74 of the injection control member 7 corresponds to the water injection hole 21 of the nozzle 2, and forms a passage between the enlarged disk body 72 and the bottom plate 61 of the cup body 6. At this time, the sensing unit 12 can sense the action that the cup 6 has been placed on the ring seat 11 of the body 1, thereby serving as a control signal for a control circuit (not shown). At the same time, the injection control unit 7 The fastening member 75 just snaps the corresponding fastening portion 23 of the nozzle 2 . At this time, the pump 4 can be activated to pass the beverage W accommodated in the beverage container 5 through the conduit 3, the conduit joint 22, the water injection hole 21 of the nozzle 2, the hollowed-out region 74 of the injection control member 7, and the enlarged tray 72. A channel formed between the bottom plate 61 of the cup 6 is injected into the cup 6.

When the beverage W injected into the cup 6 reaches a certain amount, the pump 4 stops supplying the beverage W, and the user can press the cup 6 at an angle opposite to the previous rotation (for example, clockwise rotation) to make the injection control. The piece 7 is again screwed tightly to the internal thread 64 of the tubular body 63 by the external thread 71. At this time, since the enlarged disk body 72 of the injection control member 7 and the bottom plate 61 of the cup body 6 are sealed by the first sealing member 67 and the second sealing member 73, the beverage W previously injected into the cup body 6 is retained. In the cup 6.

The above embodiments are merely illustrative of the structural design of the present invention and are not intended to limit the present creation. Any of the above-mentioned embodiments may be modified and changed in the context of the design and spirit of the present invention. These changes are still within the spirit of this creation and the scope of patents defined below. Therefore, the scope of protection of this creation should be as listed in the scope of patent application described later.

Claims (4)

A bubble beverage injecting device for injecting a beverage solution into a beverage cup, the beverage cup comprising: a cup body having an opening at a central position of the bottom plate of the cup body, the inner edge of the opening protruding downwardly from a tube a body, and an inner ring wall surface of the tube body forms an internal thread; an injection control member having a downward extending portion and an enlarged disc body, the extension portion forming an external thread corresponding to the internal thread of the tube body and Opening at least one hollowing area near the enlarged disk; the bubble beverage injecting device comprises: a body having a ring seat formed on a top surface thereof; a nozzle coupled to the body, the nozzle being provided with at least one water injection hole and a direction a downwardly extending conduit joint; wherein, when the external thread of the injection control member is tightly screwed to the internal thread of the tubular body, the opening of the cup is closed by the enlarged disc; when the cup is mounted on the body The ring seat is rotated at an angle, the at least one hollowed out area of the injection control member corresponds to the at least one water injection hole of the nozzle, and a passage is formed between the enlarged disk body and the bottom plate of the cup body to make the beverage liquid Through the catheter fitting, the hole injection nozzle, the injection channel and the hollow area of the control member between the enlarged base of the disc and the cup formed by the cup implanted in vivo. The bubble beverage injecting device of claim 1, wherein the extending portion of the injection control member further comprises a buckle portion, and the bottom edge outer ring surface of the nozzle further comprises a corresponding fastening portion corresponding to the buckle portion unit. The bubble beverage injecting device of claim 1, wherein the conduit is in communication with a pump. The bubble beverage injecting device of claim 1, wherein the ring seat further comprises a sensing unit for sensing whether the cup has been placed on the ring seat of the body.